Wolf has a way with hooking his readers!

Author David T. Wolf has an impressive repertoire of reads, spanning murder, mystery, thrills and suspense; Wolf has a way of hooking his readers. And yet, “Kassel’s in Air” turns over an entirely new leaf, showing his exceptional talent for crafting stories, injecting humor, and taking on romantic comedies.

Using his own background in advertising, Wolf writes Arthur Kassel into the industry. Readers find Art as he jets off to Hollywood once again to cut a commercial for clients of shelf-stable sandwiches. Upon landing, Art and his art director, Tom Brock, find themselves with time to kill and decide to take in a film, Art’s favorite Silver Flash starring his dream woman, Jocelyn Jarvis. Having just broken up with his girlfriend, Art finds Jarvis’ on-screen character to be his ideal partner – particularly due to her love of classical music and perfect alignment with his own interests. So, it’s with great pleasure that he discovers Jocelyn Jarvis is staying at the same hotel that he is, and he's determined to casually run into her at the bar.

As a relationship wildly takes off and Art finds himself gracing JayJay’s presence, he can’t believe his good fortune. Navigating workplace politics, Hollywood romance, and his own moral and ethical landscape, “Kassel’s in Air” is a humorous look at the reality of daydreams. Narrator, Daren Taylor, injects his own spin using entertaining voices, echoing thoughts, and comedic audio as he enchants the ear ways with Wolf’s words.

“Kassel’s in Air” lives out a dream romance, just as the curtain closes in around us. Showing us all the true nature of daydreams, as the wool is pulled from our eyes, Wolf once again teaches us a thing or two as we laugh alongside his fictional antics.

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